Alucard
Santoryu
Silver Level
you should learn to recognise a straight flush
I'm learning the game as well.
Two hole cards from yours & 3 from the board.
The wheel draw is the best low hand & in this case the best hi hand. So it scoops the pot
Jockerist
Rock Star
Silver Level
you should learn to recognise a straight flush
I'm learning the game as well.
Two hole cards from yours & 3 from the board.
The wheel draw is the best low hand & in this case the best hi hand. So it scoops the pot
Both of them need to learn.
PsychoVas
What The Duck???
Platinum Level
There is no flush here, just a straight. The way the cards were highlighted indicated a flush, using only the 3 of hearts. That's what confused me and I missed the Ace. Hence my original question.
Thank you all for your help!
A
acemenow
Legend
Bronze Level
Hey man, you probably know this but just for clarification.
In a hi/lo game you play one pair of hole cards for the hi, and if needed you can play a different pair of hole cards for the low, or the same cards you played for the high, whichever gives you the best hand.
I figure you know this but just in case wanted to clarify for you - gl on the felt!
In a hi/lo game you play one pair of hole cards for the hi, and if needed you can play a different pair of hole cards for the low, or the same cards you played for the high, whichever gives you the best hand.
I figure you know this but just in case wanted to clarify for you - gl on the felt!
There is no flush here, just a straight. The way the cards were highlighted indicated a flush, using only the 3 of hearts. That's what confused me and I missed the Ace. Hence my original question.
Thank you all for your help!
WhereDidMyEVGo
Visionary
Silver Level
Exactly. Could end up using 2, 3, or all 4 depending on which 2 cards comprise your best low and high hands respectively.
